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Subject: Brake linings

Author:
Rob F

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Date Posted: Mon, Nov 10 2014, 22:13:09 GMT
In reply to: Matthew 's message, "Brakes" on Thu, Nov 06 2014, 19:27:46 GMT

Hi Matthew,

If you have the cable operated band brakes, then you may be able to obtain replacement bands, I think Alan Gill knows of a source.
Alternatively, you can take your existing bands to a brake re-lining company and get them done that way. With new linings fitted, you may have to chamfer the leading edge a little to prevent the brakes grabbing. It takes a while to get them set up just right.

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Subject	Author	Date
Brakes	Alan Gill	Fri, Nov 28 2014, 15:39:33 GMT